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Among the several varieties of Vanda Miss Joaquim, the variety "Agnes" was chosen in particular for its vibrant colours, hardiness and resilience – qualities that reflect the Singapore spirit. Vanda Miss Joaquim was described and named by H.N. Ridley, then Director of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, in the Gardeners’ Chronicle , 24 June, 1893.
Mar 2024 • Couples. The Orchid Garden is part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. You pay a small admission fee to enter the Orchid Garden. The Botanic Gardens are otherwise free to enter. The Orchid Garden is large with a huge assortment of orchids. There are both indoor gardens and outdoor. It is all quite impressive.
Mar 2024 • Couples. The Orchid Garden is part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. You pay a small admission fee to enter the Orchid Garden. The Botanic Gardens are otherwise free to enter. The Orchid Garden is large with a huge assortment of orchids. There are both indoor gardens and outdoor. It is all quite impressive.
Mar 2024 • Couples. The Orchid Garden is part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. You pay a small admission fee to enter the Orchid Garden. The Botanic Gardens are otherwise free to enter. The Orchid Garden is large with a huge assortment of orchids. There are both indoor gardens and outdoor. It is all quite impressive.
The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a well-defined cultural landscape which includes a rich variety of historic landscape features, plantings and buildings that clearly demonstrate the evolution of the Botanic Gardens since its establishment in 1859. Through its well-preserved landscape design and continuity of purpose, the Singapore Botanic ...
A small garden bursting with the colors of over 2,000 displayed orchids, the National Orchid Garden is a must for those who appreciate natural beauty. Though located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the National Orchid Gardens require a separate entrance fee. Guarantee smooth sailing by booking your ticket ahead.
VIP Orchid Garden The VIP Orchid Garden was thoughtfully sited and carefully styled as an English backyard garden of Burkill Hall. Displayed here are the outstanding orchid hybrids of the Gardens’ orchid programme that was initiated by Professor Eric Holttum (the Gardens' third director) in 1928. As Singapore orchids gained fame, it
